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Reduced configural information modulates fixation patterns but does not affect emotion recognition

2021-02-24

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<p>To address the role of diagnostic features and configural information in emotion recognition, we compared fixation patterns (on eyes, nose, mouth) and recognition performance from sketched (without head contours) and photographed face counterparts. Although sketch faces supposedly induce less configural processing than photographed faces, when they convey relevant diagnostic features, recognition performance is...

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Literature Corpus work: 09670381-59fd-5079-b758-d577ea50eb2f
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/af72e

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